When the World is governed on the tenets of unjust / hegamony rule and insane military Prowess...... Commonsense.. IT CANNOT BE HUMANITY... it is INHUMANITY that has reached the Modern time... It is not Modernity rather ADVANCEMENT towards Self-Destruction..

Human nature has enroumous varieties.. and this is a gift of nature duly to physiological differences in the Earth.. How one Country or Community can Rule the whole World??? this is what I fail to believe.. Every Individual/Community/Country are Self Governed by their Laws of Respective Nature.. How any one can take a decision of other's life.. when this happens.. it is a sign of ENSLAVEMENT... And Slavery always has a LIMITED LIFE SPAN... Self-determination at Individual/Community/Country is the ONLY SOLUTION FOR WORLD-WIDE PEACE AND BROTHERHOOD... Commonsense...

Very true, With each of inch of progress with science & technology our humanity is dipping and slipping from bad to worst ..Just to prove a point they are not ashamed to do anything which would put all the humanity to shame.... Who will bell the cat is a million dollar question.

Hegemony, or the hegemon, dictates the politics of the hegemony's constituent subordinate states via cultural imperialism the imposition of its way of life, i.e. its language (the imperial lingua franca) and bureaucracies (social, economic, educational, governing), to make formal its dominance thus transforming external domination into an abstraction, because power is in the status quo ("the way things are") not in any leader(s). In the event, rebellion (social, political, economic, armed) is eliminated either by co-optation of the rebel(s) or by police and military suppression, all without the hegemon's direct intervention, e.g. the Spanish and the British empires, and the united Germany (extant 18711945).[6]

In the Ancient World, Sparta was the hegemon (leader) city-state of the Peloponnesian League, in the 6th century BC, and King Philip II of Macedon was the hegemon of the League of Corinth, in 337 BC, (a kingship he willed to his son, Alexander the Great); in Eastern Asia, i ...more

Yes.
Nothing can be more sad than this.